Skip to navigation Skip to content
edMe Learning
  • Home/Login
  • What is edMe?
  • New? Register Here
  • Home
  • About
  • Activate
  • Activity
  • Become a Teacher
  • Boats!
  • Cart
  • Checkout
  • Courses
  • Courses
  • edMe Social Studies
    • edMe SS: Autobiography of Frederick Douglass
    • edMe SS: Declaration of Independence
    • edMe SS: U.S. Constitution
  • ERP Subscription
  • Events
    • Categories
    • Locations
    • My Bookings
    • Tags
  • Famous People
  • Feedback
  • Glossary
  • Homepage
  • https://myedme.com/logincategory/blog
  • https://myedme.com/loginengineering-kits
  • Join Us
  • Lp Checkout
  • Lp Profile
  • Math Word Problems
    • Summer Mathness 4
    • Summer Mathness 5
    • Summer Mathness 6
    • Summer Mathness 7
  • Members
  • My Account
  • My Courses
  • Privacy Policy
  • Privacy Policy
  • Register
  • Registration
  • Shop
  • SPSS Help
  • Summer
  • Tutoring Interest
  • Welcome to your Account!
  • Welcome!
  • Word Problems
  • edMe Math
  • edMe Reading
  • Reading Companions
  • edMe Math: Fluency Addition & Subtraction
  • edMe RC: 11 Birthdays(TM)
  • edMe RC: 1984(TM)
  • edMe RC: A Separate Peace(TM)
  • edMe RC: A Series of Unfortunate Events(TM)
  • edMe RC: Artemis Fowl(TM)
  • edMe RC: Because of Winn Dixie(TM)
  • edMe RC: Charlotte’s Web(TM)
  • edMe RC: Fahrenheit 451(TM)
  • edMe RC: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets(TM)
  • edMe RC: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows(TM)
  • edMe RC: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire(TM)
  • edMe RC: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince(TM)
  • edMe RC: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix(TM)
  • edMe RC: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban(TM)
  • edMe RC: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone(TM)
  • edMe RC: Hatchet(TM)
  • edMe RC: Hunger Games(TM)
  • edMe RC: Lord of the Flies(TM)
  • edMe RC: My Antonia(TM)
  • edMe RC: Narnia #1 – The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe(TM)
  • edMe RC: Narnia #2 – Prince Caspian(TM)
  • edMe RC: Narnia #3 – The Voyage of the Dawn Treader(TM)
  • edMe RC: Narnia #4 – The Silver Chair(TM)
  • edMe RC: Narnia #5 – The Horse and His Boy(TM)
  • edMe RC: Narnia #6 – The Magician’s Nephew(TM)
  • edMe RC: Narnia #7 – The Last Battle(TM)
  • edMe RC: New Moon(TM)
  • edMe RC: Stuart Little(TM)
  • edMe RC: The Borrowers(TM)
  • edMe RC: The Catcher in the Rye(TM)
  • edMe RC: The Giver(TM)
  • edMe RC: The Great Gatsby(TM)
  • edMe RC: The Outsiders(TM)
  • edMe RC: The Tale of Despereaux(TM)
  • edMe RC: Their Eyes Were Watching God(TM)
  • edMe RC: Things Fall Apart(TM)
  • edMe RC: To Kill a Mockingbird(TM)
  • edMe RC: Twilight(TM)
  • edMe RC: Where the Red Fern Grows(TM)
  • edMe RC: Call of the Wild(TM)
  • edMe Reading: A Christmas Carol
  • edMe Reading: Hatchet
  • edMe Reading: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
  • edMe Reading: The Picture of Dorian Gray
  • edMe Reading: The Wizard of Oz
  • edMe Reading: White Fang
  • edMe Shakespeare – Julius Caesar
  • edMe Shakespeare: Hamlet
  • edMe Shakespeare: Macbeth
  • edMe Shakespeare: Midsummer Night’s Dream
  • edMe Shakespeare: Timon of Athens
  • $0.00 0 items
Home / rated-4 / Hamlet / Question #6
Posted on October 5, 2017 by admin

Question #6

What do the Americans mean by ending this paragraph with the quote below?

"Enemies in War, in Peace Friends"





Category: Hamlet

Post navigation

Previous post: List of Grievances: 1–6
Next post: Question #1
Posted on October 5, 2017 by admin

Question #5

The Americans wrote "…all political connection between them and the State of Great Britain, is and ought to be totally dissolved…"

What does this quote say about the political connections between the colonies and Britain?





Category: Hamlet

Post navigation

Previous post: List of Grievances: 1–6
Next post: Question #1
© edMe Learning 2024
Privacy PolicyBuilt with WooCommerce.
  • My Account
  • Search
  • Cart 0